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The Sigma 60MM F2.8 DN art for Sony E mount is one of the lenses that is brought up when talking about the best lens for the best price. I am using as a camera the Sony A6300. The price of this lens is incredible for the IQ and sharpness that it has. I compared it to a few Zeiss lenses and found that for the whole lot of more money that the Zeiss requires to get into my camera bag, the Sigma 60 is by far a better deal. Comparing images with the Zeiss lenses (three of them), I found that the Sigma 60 was as sharp as and sometimes sharper overall than all three of the Zeiss lenses. Distortion of the Sigma 60 was slight. The Sigma lenses do not have image stabilization and that is OK for me......I use as a video lens a 55-210 Sony lens with Optical Stabilization System (OSS). I own all three of the Sigma prime lenses.....the 60, the 30 and the 19. The 60 and 30 are the art lenses and the 19, which is also an art lens will be replaced by an older 19 that has the rubber focus ring. I would highly recommend all three of the prime Sigma lenses. The 19, 30 and 60 are inexpensive top of the line in quality lenses that are very sharp and have excellent Image Quality. You cannot go wrong with any of them.Read full review
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Just got and attached this Sigma lens. The pictures are sharp enough to cut a steak and the color is beautiful on my fabulous Sony a6000. The focal length is 1.5 cropped on the a6000 so the real reach is 90 mm and perfect for portraits and even landscapes, weddings, etc......This little doll-face at 2.8 and with "Sony" fast focusing is the new big thing in affordable feature packed mirrorless cameras. Go buy 2 and give one to your Sony loving friends today!!!!!
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The good is that the image is exceptionally sharp, the lens is compact, and light. This is the sharpest lens I own out of some very high quality lenses. The bokeh is very creamy and easy to create. For the money this is recommended. It's a good lens to have in your bag if your a street photographer. The cons are that for hand held photography in low light you will have to set the shutter speed very slow. At least 1/30 second or less depending. That means steady hands. Still very useable, it's just not a night lens at f/2.8
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The Sony mirrorless camera kit lens is great for traveling light, but if you want the most out of your 24 megapixel sensor you'll need to upgrade to better lenses. The Sigma 60mm is a very well rated e-mount lenses from Sigma delivering superb image quality in what is still a fairly compact form. Beware, though, there is no image stabilization built into this lens, which means being more conscious of your shutter speed/ISO/f-stop settings. Also, the Sigma e-mount lens all have a rattle when turned off, but that disappears when the lenses are in use.
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This camera is really outstanding when it comes to it's image quality and auto focusing. A great lens to start off with at a very reasonable price.
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